The document provides details about the daily schedule and campus life of a student named Tsing at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China. It describes Tsing's typical weekday and weekend schedules which include classes, meals at the dining hall, workshops, lectures, rehearsals, self-study, shopping, and rest. The campus is described as beautiful with historic buildings and modern structures surrounded by trees and lakes covering over 4 million square meters. Students have many extracurricular activities to choose from including sports, arts, academics and volunteering.
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A professor and tourism director meet at an airport and get stuck during a storm. They get into a conversation and come up with the idea of Evening Breeze, a new sustainable cooling system for sleeping that provides comfort while minimizing environmental impact. The document then outlines pilot projects for Evening Breeze in the Caribbean and South Africa, details about how it provides comfortable temperature and humidity at low noise and energy levels, and its plans for future applications and locations.
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The document discusses the history and initiatives of the Greening the Campus project at Erasmus University Rotterdam from 2005 to 2009. It began as a bottom-up process to introduce more sustainable practices on campus, including organic food options and reducing paper usage. Over time it expanded to include working groups focused on energy/water, materials, mobility, and catering. The project also collaborated with external partners and aimed to integrate sustainability into research, education, and campus operations.
1. The document discusses the new building of the Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW) and its goals of being ecologically effective and stimulating eco-technology.
2. Key aspects of the building include using sustainable materials, reducing energy consumption through various technologies, and creating a space to develop and test eco-technological innovations to further biodiversity and sustainability.
3. Pilot projects discussed include using algae to treat wastewater, creating a green roof for experiments, recovering nutrients through algae, and testing new solar cell and LED technologies.
Enviu was founded to inspire and involve young entrepreneurs to develop profitable solutions to environmental and social issues. It generates and scouts innovative ideas for sustainability and makes them happen through sustainable businesses and organizations within an international network. One of Enviu's projects is the Sustainable Dance Club, which facilitates clubs around the world to become sustainable through initiatives like an energy-generating dance floor that was awarded as the best eco-business idea three times between 2006-2007.
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The document discusses sustainable thought in ancient Chinese culture. It covers 6 main concepts: 1) long continuance, 2) balance and proportion, 3) cycle and period, 4) relation of all things, 5) use but not hold, 6) open source and save spending. These concepts emphasized harmony between humanity and nature, balance in resource use, and following natural cycles and orders to achieve sustainable development.
Joost Vogtlander_Life Cycle Assessment Part 2Carlo Vezzoli
The document provides an overview of life cycle assessment (LCA) methodology. It discusses:
1) The goal of LCA is to quantitatively determine if a product/service is environmentally friendly over its full life cycle.
2) Common LCA steps include compiling a life cycle inventory and conducting a life cycle impact assessment using indicators like carbon footprint, eco-indicator 99, or eco-costs.
3) A case study examines the environmental impacts of alternative transport packaging options for shipping vegetables from greenhouses to stores. Transport efficiency is key to lower impacts.
The document discusses sustainable mobility and product-service systems (PSS) related to mobility. It focuses on car sharing as an alternative to private car ownership. Specifically, it describes three types of car sharing organizations: 1) those run by automotive manufacturers, 2) independently run profit-oriented organizations, and 3) citizen-run non-profit cooperatives. It notes that car sharing can reduce the number of cars used and miles driven while increasing selective car use and cost transparency for users.
Thomas Groenendaal_Evening Breeze Cool Dreams For A Better PlanetCarlo Vezzoli
A professor and tourism director meet at an airport and get stuck during a storm. They get into a conversation and come up with the idea of Evening Breeze, a new sustainable cooling system for sleeping that provides comfort while minimizing environmental impact. The document then outlines pilot projects for Evening Breeze in the Caribbean and South Africa, details about how it provides comfortable temperature and humidity at low noise and energy levels, and its plans for future applications and locations.
Ingrid De Vries_Greening The Campus At Erasmus University RotterdamCarlo Vezzoli
The document discusses the history and initiatives of the Greening the Campus project at Erasmus University Rotterdam from 2005 to 2009. It began as a bottom-up process to introduce more sustainable practices on campus, including organic food options and reducing paper usage. Over time it expanded to include working groups focused on energy/water, materials, mobility, and catering. The project also collaborated with external partners and aimed to integrate sustainability into research, education, and campus operations.
1. The document discusses the new building of the Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW) and its goals of being ecologically effective and stimulating eco-technology.
2. Key aspects of the building include using sustainable materials, reducing energy consumption through various technologies, and creating a space to develop and test eco-technological innovations to further biodiversity and sustainability.
3. Pilot projects discussed include using algae to treat wastewater, creating a green roof for experiments, recovering nutrients through algae, and testing new solar cell and LED technologies.
Enviu was founded to inspire and involve young entrepreneurs to develop profitable solutions to environmental and social issues. It generates and scouts innovative ideas for sustainability and makes them happen through sustainable businesses and organizations within an international network. One of Enviu's projects is the Sustainable Dance Club, which facilitates clubs around the world to become sustainable through initiatives like an energy-generating dance floor that was awarded as the best eco-business idea three times between 2006-2007.
Liu Guanzhong_Sustainable Thought Of Ancient Chinese CultureCarlo Vezzoli
The document discusses sustainable thought in ancient Chinese culture. It covers 6 main concepts: 1) long continuance, 2) balance and proportion, 3) cycle and period, 4) relation of all things, 5) use but not hold, 6) open source and save spending. These concepts emphasized harmony between humanity and nature, balance in resource use, and following natural cycles and orders to achieve sustainable development.
Joost Vogtlander_Life Cycle Assessment Part 2Carlo Vezzoli
The document provides an overview of life cycle assessment (LCA) methodology. It discusses:
1) The goal of LCA is to quantitatively determine if a product/service is environmentally friendly over its full life cycle.
2) Common LCA steps include compiling a life cycle inventory and conducting a life cycle impact assessment using indicators like carbon footprint, eco-indicator 99, or eco-costs.
3) A case study examines the environmental impacts of alternative transport packaging options for shipping vegetables from greenhouses to stores. Transport efficiency is key to lower impacts.
The document discusses sustainable mobility and product-service systems (PSS) related to mobility. It focuses on car sharing as an alternative to private car ownership. Specifically, it describes three types of car sharing organizations: 1) those run by automotive manufacturers, 2) independently run profit-oriented organizations, and 3) citizen-run non-profit cooperatives. It notes that car sharing can reduce the number of cars used and miles driven while increasing selective car use and cost transparency for users.
This document provides an overview of Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (XJTLU) and information for prospective undergraduate students. It includes details about XJTLU's vision and educational approach, programs of study, campus facilities, student life, and information for applying such as admissions requirements and costs. The university is an international joint venture located in Suzhou, China that offers degrees from both XJTLU and the University of Liverpool.
The document describes a pilot course for the Learning Network on Sustainability (LENS) that will have Tsinghua University students design a sustainable mobility solutions concept for the Delft University campus in the Netherlands. The design process will involve several phases: strategic analysis of the context, exploring opportunities to generate ideas, developing a system concept, further designing the system, and communicating the solution. The goal is for students to design for a different context and for teachers to gain new perspectives on sustainability challenges and solutions.
The document describes a pilot course for the Learning Network on Sustainability (LENS) that will have Tsinghua University students design a sustainable mobility solutions concept for the Delft University campus in the Netherlands. The design process will involve several phases: strategic analysis of the context, exploring opportunities to generate ideas, developing a system concept, further designing the system, and communicating the solution. The goal is for students to design for a different context and for teachers to gain new perspectives on sustainability challenges and solutions.
Liu Guanzhong_China Public Transport Research WorkshopCarlo Vezzoli
The document discusses challenges and potential solutions related to public transportation design in China. It notes that overcrowding is a major issue, with buses often carrying far more passengers than their rated capacity during rush hours. The document explores ways to dynamically adjust the interior space of buses based on passenger volume and other factors. It also examines design approaches to address issues like passenger safety during boarding in inclement weather, providing space for babies and handling accessibility. The overall aim appears to be making public transportation in China more efficient, comfortable and accommodating of different user needs.
This document provides an overview of Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (XJTLU). It discusses XJTLU's vision of establishing a research-led, international campus in Suzhou, China. It highlights XJTLU's focus on equipping students with the skills and knowledge to succeed in today's competitive world. The document also summarizes XJTLU's degree programs, research areas, learning and teaching philosophy, and campus facilities.
Sichuan University is one of the reputed public university comes under the Mi...seoruchika1234
Sichuan University is one of the reputed public university comes under the Ministry of Education in China. It was founded in the year 1896 as the Sichuan University Chengdu merged with West China University of Medical science and Chengdu University of Science and Technology.
This document provides biographies and background information on several renowned architects: John Utzon, Thom Mayne, Wang Shu, Rem Koolhaas, Zaha Hadid. It describes their educational backgrounds and key works, as well as their design philosophies. It also notes some of the major awards each architect has received, such as the Pritzker Prize, and quotes from prize citations praising their innovative and influential contributions to the field of architecture.
The School of Design at South China University of Technology was established in 2001 and has since grown to include 64 faculty members and over 200 undergraduate students. It includes departments in industrial design, information and interaction design, environmental design, and costume design. The school has 14 design research studios led by professors, 30+ student studios, and facilities for modeling, CAD, 3D printing, and more. Research clusters include health and sustainable design, human factors and design technology, and design trends and culture. The school has participated in international academic exchanges, hosted overseas expert lectures and courses, and held international workshops with universities from countries like the UK, Sweden, and Singapore.
International Forum on Smart Living Summer School Initiatives in AsiaTuija Hirvikoski
The document summarizes an international forum on smart living summer school initiatives in Asia. The forum aims to bring together leading researchers to discuss smart living education, technology, and collaboration. It will focus on international experiences, developing an Asian smart living summer school, and actions plans. The event is organized by Taiwan's Talent Cultivation Program for Smart Living Industry and will be held in Taipei, Taiwan on January 14, 2011. It includes keynote speeches, panel discussions, and a roundtable on developing the summer school.
The document describes a cross-disciplinary studio/seminar program called "Slice of Life" taking place in Seoul, South Korea during the spring 2015 semester. Thirteen students from RISD and thirteen from Ewha University will participate. RISD will provide studio instruction while Ewha University offers liberal arts courses. The studio will focus on two neighborhoods in Seoul and examine the city at multiple scales. A seminar will provide a broad grounding in Korean culture and history through lectures and site visits.
Joost Vogtlander_The Model Of The Eco Costs Value RatioCarlo Vezzoli
The document discusses concepts related to product life cycle assessment and sustainable product-service systems (PSS). It introduces the eco-costs/value ratio (EVR) model for calculating the environmental burden of products and services over their lifecycle. Lowering the EVR through strategies like reducing material use, energy in production/use, and transportation can generate more sustainable and eco-efficient value creation. Product-service systems are discussed as a way to enhance value, convenience and image while lowering environmental impacts.
The document discusses mobility in Asian cities, focusing on bicycle environments and policies in Taiwan, China, Singapore, and India. It provides details on the planning and development of bicycle lanes and infrastructure in Taiwan, the prominent role of bicycles and electric bikes in transportation in China, Singapore's focus on footpaths and off-road paths for bicycles due to limited road space, and the large share of trips under 10km by non-motorized transport in Indian cities.
Gertjan Dewerk_Sustainable Design Theory Applied At The CampusCarlo Vezzoli
1. The document discusses sustainable campus development and presents an approach for sustainably transforming the campus of Delft University of Technology.
2. It introduces concepts of sustainable development and outlines 4 steps for system innovation: product improvement, redesign, function innovation, and system innovation.
3. The approach involves analyzing stakeholders (actors) and their needs, demands, and goals to understand how to influence and be influenced by different groups towards more sustainable solutions.
The document discusses sustainable mobility and urban transport. It focuses on organizing mobility in a way that does not negatively impact future generations' access to resources or welfare. Specifically, it addresses issues like road traffic congestion, pollution, injuries from accidents. It advocates designing transport infrastructure that allocates space equitably for all road users, with a focus on people rather than vehicles. This includes separate pedestrian and bicycle routes, roundabouts at intersections, and lower speed limits to improve safety.
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Han Brezet_Introduction To Sustainable Pss & ToolsCarlo Vezzoli
The document discusses sustainable product-service systems (PSS) and tools for their design and development. It introduces PSS as a system that provides customer satisfaction through a combination of products and services while reducing environmental impact compared to traditional business models. Examples of existing PSS like bike sharing and electric vehicle charging networks are provided to illustrate how customer needs can be met through integrated products and services rather than product sales alone.
This document provides an overview of Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (XJTLU) and information for prospective undergraduate students. It includes details about XJTLU's vision and educational approach, programs of study, campus facilities, student life, and information for applying such as admissions requirements and costs. The university is an international joint venture located in Suzhou, China that offers degrees from both XJTLU and the University of Liverpool.
The document describes a pilot course for the Learning Network on Sustainability (LENS) that will have Tsinghua University students design a sustainable mobility solutions concept for the Delft University campus in the Netherlands. The design process will involve several phases: strategic analysis of the context, exploring opportunities to generate ideas, developing a system concept, further designing the system, and communicating the solution. The goal is for students to design for a different context and for teachers to gain new perspectives on sustainability challenges and solutions.
The document describes a pilot course for the Learning Network on Sustainability (LENS) that will have Tsinghua University students design a sustainable mobility solutions concept for the Delft University campus in the Netherlands. The design process will involve several phases: strategic analysis of the context, exploring opportunities to generate ideas, developing a system concept, further designing the system, and communicating the solution. The goal is for students to design for a different context and for teachers to gain new perspectives on sustainability challenges and solutions.
Liu Guanzhong_China Public Transport Research WorkshopCarlo Vezzoli
The document discusses challenges and potential solutions related to public transportation design in China. It notes that overcrowding is a major issue, with buses often carrying far more passengers than their rated capacity during rush hours. The document explores ways to dynamically adjust the interior space of buses based on passenger volume and other factors. It also examines design approaches to address issues like passenger safety during boarding in inclement weather, providing space for babies and handling accessibility. The overall aim appears to be making public transportation in China more efficient, comfortable and accommodating of different user needs.
This document provides an overview of Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (XJTLU). It discusses XJTLU's vision of establishing a research-led, international campus in Suzhou, China. It highlights XJTLU's focus on equipping students with the skills and knowledge to succeed in today's competitive world. The document also summarizes XJTLU's degree programs, research areas, learning and teaching philosophy, and campus facilities.
Sichuan University is one of the reputed public university comes under the Mi...seoruchika1234
Sichuan University is one of the reputed public university comes under the Ministry of Education in China. It was founded in the year 1896 as the Sichuan University Chengdu merged with West China University of Medical science and Chengdu University of Science and Technology.
This document provides biographies and background information on several renowned architects: John Utzon, Thom Mayne, Wang Shu, Rem Koolhaas, Zaha Hadid. It describes their educational backgrounds and key works, as well as their design philosophies. It also notes some of the major awards each architect has received, such as the Pritzker Prize, and quotes from prize citations praising their innovative and influential contributions to the field of architecture.
The School of Design at South China University of Technology was established in 2001 and has since grown to include 64 faculty members and over 200 undergraduate students. It includes departments in industrial design, information and interaction design, environmental design, and costume design. The school has 14 design research studios led by professors, 30+ student studios, and facilities for modeling, CAD, 3D printing, and more. Research clusters include health and sustainable design, human factors and design technology, and design trends and culture. The school has participated in international academic exchanges, hosted overseas expert lectures and courses, and held international workshops with universities from countries like the UK, Sweden, and Singapore.
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The document summarizes an international forum on smart living summer school initiatives in Asia. The forum aims to bring together leading researchers to discuss smart living education, technology, and collaboration. It will focus on international experiences, developing an Asian smart living summer school, and actions plans. The event is organized by Taiwan's Talent Cultivation Program for Smart Living Industry and will be held in Taipei, Taiwan on January 14, 2011. It includes keynote speeches, panel discussions, and a roundtable on developing the summer school.
The document describes a cross-disciplinary studio/seminar program called "Slice of Life" taking place in Seoul, South Korea during the spring 2015 semester. Thirteen students from RISD and thirteen from Ewha University will participate. RISD will provide studio instruction while Ewha University offers liberal arts courses. The studio will focus on two neighborhoods in Seoul and examine the city at multiple scales. A seminar will provide a broad grounding in Korean culture and history through lectures and site visits.
Joost Vogtlander_The Model Of The Eco Costs Value RatioCarlo Vezzoli
The document discusses concepts related to product life cycle assessment and sustainable product-service systems (PSS). It introduces the eco-costs/value ratio (EVR) model for calculating the environmental burden of products and services over their lifecycle. Lowering the EVR through strategies like reducing material use, energy in production/use, and transportation can generate more sustainable and eco-efficient value creation. Product-service systems are discussed as a way to enhance value, convenience and image while lowering environmental impacts.
The document discusses mobility in Asian cities, focusing on bicycle environments and policies in Taiwan, China, Singapore, and India. It provides details on the planning and development of bicycle lanes and infrastructure in Taiwan, the prominent role of bicycles and electric bikes in transportation in China, Singapore's focus on footpaths and off-road paths for bicycles due to limited road space, and the large share of trips under 10km by non-motorized transport in Indian cities.
Gertjan Dewerk_Sustainable Design Theory Applied At The CampusCarlo Vezzoli
1. The document discusses sustainable campus development and presents an approach for sustainably transforming the campus of Delft University of Technology.
2. It introduces concepts of sustainable development and outlines 4 steps for system innovation: product improvement, redesign, function innovation, and system innovation.
3. The approach involves analyzing stakeholders (actors) and their needs, demands, and goals to understand how to influence and be influenced by different groups towards more sustainable solutions.
The document discusses sustainable mobility and urban transport. It focuses on organizing mobility in a way that does not negatively impact future generations' access to resources or welfare. Specifically, it addresses issues like road traffic congestion, pollution, injuries from accidents. It advocates designing transport infrastructure that allocates space equitably for all road users, with a focus on people rather than vehicles. This includes separate pedestrian and bicycle routes, roundabouts at intersections, and lower speed limits to improve safety.
Hitoshi Komoto_Service Cad A Tool For Systematic Pss DesignCarlo Vezzoli
This document discusses a tool called Service CAD that is designed to help with systematic product-service system (PSS) design. Service CAD aims to support PSS modeling, evaluation, and help designers reason through the design process. It does this by classifying and collecting information about individual products, services, and how they relate within a system. This information can then be integrated to design new PSS offerings, with Service CAD storing explanations for how the design increases quality. Overall, the document outlines the challenges of PSS design and introduces Service CAD as a potential solution to help designers address those challenges in a systematic way.
Han Brezet_Introduction To Sustainable Pss & ToolsCarlo Vezzoli
The document discusses sustainable product-service systems (PSS) and tools for their design and development. It introduces PSS as a system that provides customer satisfaction through a combination of products and services while reducing environmental impact compared to traditional business models. Examples of existing PSS like bike sharing and electric vehicle charging networks are provided to illustrate how customer needs can be met through integrated products and services rather than product sales alone.
7. [Contributors’ names] [Contributing university] / [Faculty] / [Country] 校园景观 C ampus landscape 清华学堂 清华早期建筑之一 ,1918 年建成 Tsinghua Xuetang Built in 1918, one of the original buildings in Tsinghua’s early history 二校门 建校之初最早的主校门 ,1911 年建成 ,1991 年恢复 The Old Gate Built in 1911 and rebuilt in 1991, the earliest Tsinghua University gate 水木清华 Lotus Pond 体育馆 清华早期建筑之一 ,1919 年建成 Gymnasium Built in 1919, one of the original buildings in Tsinghua’s early history 图书馆老馆 清华早期建筑之一 ,1919 年建成 The Old Library Built in 1919, one of the original buildings in Tsinghua’s early history 中央主楼 清华师生设计 ,1966 年落成 The Main Building Built in 1966, designed by Tsinghua teachers and students 综合体育中心 The Sports Center 大礼堂 清华早期建筑之一 ,1921 年建成 The Auditorium Built in 1921, one of the original buildings in Tsinghua’s early history [Liu Guanzhong] [Tsinghua University] / [Industrial design] / [China]
8. [Liu Guanzhong] [Tsinghua University] / [Industrial design] / [China] 校园景观 C ampus landscape —— 清华大学美术学院 The Academy of Arts and Design 【美术学院】 艺术史论系 / 工业设计系 环境艺术设计系 / 陶瓷艺术设计系 装潢艺术设计系 染织服装艺术设计系 信息艺术设计系 / 工艺美术系 绘画系 / 雕塑系 Academy of Arts and Design Department of Art History / Department of Industrial Design Department of Environmental Art / Department of Ceramic Design Department of Decorative Art / Department of Textile and Garment Design Department of Information Art and Design / Department of Arts and Crafts Department of Fine Art / Department of Sculpture
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10. [Contributors’ names] [Contributing university] / [Faculty] / [Country] 教学区 Teaching & Studying Area 学生宿舍区 Students dormitory Area 教工住宿区 Teachers & Stuff dormitory Area 操场 Playgrounds 附属中学 , 小学 High school, Middle school & Primary school 校内区域划分 Functional areas
11. 时间表 Time table 小 T 在清华的休息日 Tsing’s weekday in Tsinghua [Liu Guanzhong] [Tsinghua University] / [Industrial design] / [China] 时间 When 事件 What 地点 Where 7:10 起床,洗漱准备出门 Get up, wash, prepare to go 宿舍 Dormitory 7:40 早饭 Have breakfast 紫荆园食堂 Zijing Garden dining hall 7:45 冲去教室 Rush to the classroom 路上,自行车上 On my bicycle 8:00~9:35 第一节课:消费行为学 First lesson: Consumer Behavior 六教 The 6 th teaching building 9:35~9:50 冲去第二个教室 Rush to the second classroom 路上,自行车上 On my bicycle 9:50~11:30 第二节课:英语 Second lesson: English 三教 The 3 rd teaching building 11:30~13:30 去食堂午饭,午休 Go to dining hall, have lunch and have a nap 自行车上,紫荆园食堂 On bicycle, Zijing Garden dining hall 13:30~17 : 00 Workshop 美术学院 Academy of Arts and Design 17:00~18:30 晚饭 Dinner 美院小咖啡馆 Café in Academy of Arts and Design 19:00~21:00 听讲座 Lecture 美术学院 Academy of Arts and Design 21 : 15~23 : 00 休息,准备睡觉 Have a rest, prepare to sleep 宿舍 Dormitory
12. [Liu Guanzhong] [Tsinghua University] / [Industrial design] / [China] 会做各种菜式的食堂师傅 The chef can make many kinds of Chinese food 早餐非常拥挤! It’s very crowded when we have breakfast! 食堂就在宿舍旁边 Zijing dining hall is near the dormitory 7:10 起床,洗漱准备出门 Get up, wash, prepare to go 宿舍 Dormitory 7:40 早饭 Have breakfast 紫荆园食堂 Zijing Garden dining hall
13. 离上课 5 分钟的时候路上非常挤 The road is very crowded 5 minutes before class 教学楼周围的停车处挤满了自行车 There are a lot of bicycles parking in the stopping place [Liu Guanzhong] [Tsinghua University] / [Industrial design] / [China] 停车处用白漆划分区域 The white lines help students parking 7:45 冲去教室 Rush to the classroom 路上,自行车上 On my bicycle 8:00~9:35 第一节课:消费行为学 First lesson: Consumer Behavior 六教 The 6 th teaching building 9:35~9:50 冲去第二个教室 Rush to the second classroom 路上,自行车上 On my bicycle 9:50~11:30 第二节课:英语 Second lesson: English 三教 The 3 rd teaching building
14. 上课啦! In class 冬天上课前,打一杯热水很重要! It’s better to get a bottle of hot water in winter 在语音教室上英语课 Have a English lesson [Liu Guanzhong] [Tsinghua University] / [Industrial design] / [China] 到达教学楼 Get to the classroom
15. [Liu Guanzhong] [Tsinghua University] / [Industrial design] / [China] 食堂的就餐环境 Environment of Zijing dining hall 中午,食堂人流很密集 It’s crowded at noon. 刷卡吃饭,过程只有 2 秒钟 It costs you 2 sec using meal card. 食堂为了方便清洗用的餐具不人性化 The dishware is not very good for use, but easy to wash. 吃晚饭以后自己送餐具 Return the dishware by ourselves after eating. 桌面广告,可能影响吃饭的心情 The advertisement on the table bothers me. 11:30~13:30 去食堂午饭,午休 Go to dining hall, have lunch and have a nap 自行车上,紫荆园食堂 On bicycle, Zijing Garden dining hall
16. [Liu Guanzhong] [Tsinghua University] / [Industrial design] / [China] [ 热烈的分组讨论 Lively group discussions 参加外国教授的 workshop A foreign professor's workshop 热烈的分组讨论 Lively group discussions 13:30~17 : 00 Workshop 美术学院 Academy of Arts and Design 17:00~18:30 晚饭 Dinner 美院小咖啡馆 Café in Academy of Arts and Design 19:00~21:00 听讲座 Lecture 美术学院 Academy of Arts and Design
17. [Liu Guanzhong] [Tsinghua University] / [Industrial design] / [China] 美院里面的咖啡厅,美院附近没有食堂,忙的时候可以在这里买东西吃。 There is a café in the building. Dining hall is very far from here, sometime we have meal here. 讲座教授在做演示 Professor teaches by demonstration 听讲座的学生们 The students attend the lecture 一天结束了,自行车依然是最大的帮手! It’s late now. The bicycle brings me back. 19:00~21:00 听讲座 Lecture 美术学院 Academy of Arts and Design 21 : 15~23 : 00 休息,准备睡觉 Have a rest, prepare to sleep 宿舍 Dormitory
18. [Liu Guanzhong] [Tsinghua University] / [Industrial design] / [China] 时间表 Time table 小 T 在清华的工作日 Tsing’s weekend in Tsinghua 时间 When 事件 What 地点 Where 7:10 起床,洗漱准备出门 Get up, wash, prepare to go 宿舍 Dormitory 7:40 早饭 Have breakfast 紫荆园食堂 Zijing Garden dining hall 7:45 去艺术团排练 Go to rehearsal 路上,自行车上 On my bicycle 8:00~12:00 排练 Rehearsal 艺术与教育中心 Centre of Art Education 12:00~13:00 去食堂午饭,午休 Go to dining hall, have lunch and have a nap 自行车上,紫荆园食堂 On bicycle, Zijing Garden dining hall 13:30~17 : 00 图书馆自习 / 外出 self-study /Have fun out of campus 图书馆 / 校外 Library/Out 17:00~18:30 晚饭 Dinner 紫荆园食堂 Zijing Garden dining hall 19:00 去学校超市购物 Shopping in the supermarket in campus 学校超市 Supermarket in campus 21 : 15~23 : 00 休息,准备睡觉 Have a rest, prepare to sleep 宿舍 Dormitory
19. 艺术团的演出 . 学校开展了一系列丰富多彩的群众性文艺活动。 Performances of Students Art Group. Many diverse activities in the arts make campus life more colorful. 排练小品 Rehearsal 在冰天雪地练声 Have voice trains outside [Liu Guanzhong] [Tsinghua University] / [Industrial design] / [China] 8:00~12:00 排练 Rehearsal 艺术与教育中心 Centre of Art Education
20. 其他课余活动 School Activities “ 挑战杯”学生课外学术科技作品展 Extra-curricular academic science and technology exhibition 清华大学体育代表队目前拥有 26 个项目 37 支代表队,在册队员 500 余名。校园内群众性体育活动蓬勃开展。 The Tsinghua Student Sports Team consists of 37 groups in 26 sports. [Liu Guanzhong] [Tsinghua University] / [Industrial design] / [China]
22. 观光客校园交通车可以抵达学校大门 Tourist can take the shuttle bus. 周末喜欢去报刊亭看看 Before go out, I usually go to the bookstall 或者在门口的租赁点租赁自行车 Or rent a bike beside the gate. 门口有免费的存车点 We can park our bikes beside the gate for free. [Liu Guanzhong] [Tsinghua University] / [Industrial design] / [China] 方便带女朋友出行的车座 The best seat for girlfriend. 13:30~17 : 00 外出 Have fun out of campus 校外 Out
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24. [Liu Guanzhong] [Tsinghua University] / [Industrial design] / [China] C 楼—综合服务楼。 C building--Integrated Services Building 邮局 Post office 美发屋 Barber shop 银行 Bank 超市 Supermarket 19:00 去学校超市购物 Shopping in the supermarket in campus C 楼 The C building